ACH

League status: Active
English name: Allan Cup Hockey
Administered by: Allan Cup Hockey
Head manager: Don Robertston
Year of start: 1990
WWW: league web page 1

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24 Mar 2014 \|	Glen Patterson (F)	Norwood Vipers	West Auckland Admirals
21 Jan 2014 \|	Frank Littlejohn (F)	Whitby Dunlops	St. Charles Chill
12 Jan 2014 \|	Jamie Tyminski (F)	Welland Whalers	Vänersborgs HC
05 Oct 2013 \|	Joey Koudys (F)	ESC Moskitos Essen	Dundas Real McCoy’s

League leaders | season 2013-2014 all time stats

#	Player name	Pos	Team	GP	G	A	P	PIM
1.	Joel Prpic	C	Brantford Blast	21	18	25	43	32
2.	Cam Watson	RW	Dundas Real McCoy’s	21	18	19	37	12
3.	Matt Reynolds	F	Stoney Creek Generals	19	11	15	26	6
4.	Dylan O’Neil	C	Whitby Dunlops	24	13	12	25	4
5.	Mike Ruberto	F	Brantford Blast	24	9	15	24	16
6.	Chris Rebernik	C	Brantford Blast	20	10	13	23	18
7.	Jordan Foreman	C	Dundas Real McCoy’s	18	5	18	23	27
8.	Kyle Ventura	F	Whitby Dunlops	17	11	8	19	24
9.	Chris Leveille	RW	Brantford Blast	19	8	10	18	6
10.	Matt Smith	LW	Stoney Creek Generals	7	9	5	14	0
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Whitby Dunlops

from 1990 to 2011: MLH
from 2011 to present: ACH

Major League Hockey gained its name in 2003. Since 1990, Major League Hockey was known as the Southwestern Senior "A" Hockey League. This league was created through a merger between the Central Senior "B" Hockey League, the Seaway-Cyclone Senior "B" Hockey League, and the Southern Ontario Senior "A" Hockey League. The formation of the Major League Hockey marked the first time since 1987 and the folding of the OHA Senior A Hockey League that the Ontario Hockey Association has crowned a top level senior league. In 2005, the OHA also granted the Eastern Ontario Senior Hockey League the same status. Major League Hockey, despite its fruitation in 1990, has its roots scattered across a variety of leagues dating back as far as 1959.

In the 2008 off-season, Major League Hockey ran into some issues. The Windsor St. Clair Saints, the league's only college team, walked away from the league. The Tillsonburg Vipers have officially left the league, as they have applied for expansion into the independent Western Ontario Athletic Association Senior Hockey League.The Petrolia Squires are stranded far away from Brantford and Dundas and have also been accepted into the Western Ontario Athletic Association Senior Hockey League. In the EOSHL, the Frankford Huskies and Marmora Lakers have walked away as well.

In May 2008, it was announced that Major League Hockey was going to merge with the Eastern Ontario Senior Hockey League. Major Hockey League was down to two teams and the Eastern League down to three at the time, but this brings the MLH up to five again. In June, 2008 after some reorganization, the Frankford Huskies were revived with a new owner but same management in the town of Baltimore which is just north of Cobourg. The team will be known as the Baltimore Clippers. Thus the new MLH will play its first season with six teams. In 2011, the league changed its name to Allan Cup Hockey

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Fast factsseason 2013-2014

Youngest player: Tanner Hildebrandt (21 years)
Oldest player: Matthew Barnaby (40 years)
Shortest player: Marcus Ruberto (175 cm)
Tallest player: Joel Prpic (200 cm)
Nationalities: Australia (1), Canada (30), Croatia (1), Italy (1), The Netherlands (1), Serbia (1), Sweden (1), USA (1)

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